- Our list of the best things to do in Livingston, New Jersey, features the top 664 nearby activities — including 228 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
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Rice's Market started in 1860s as a livestock and product action on Tuesdays. By the 1950s, the market grew to over 400 vendors offering produce to home decor six days a week, and today, over 8,000 shoppers weekly shop there.
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Sky's The Limit Skydiving Center offers tandem skydives and fun jumps, with training provided before each jump. Planes accommodate up to 23 jumpers, and a videographer films your experience. Sky dive certification courses also available.
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The Spring Lake Community House Theater was dedicated to World War I veterans in 1923 and was created as a venue for cultural, civic, and educational development. Along with live theater performances, the site hosts theater workshops and a dance school.
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Established in 1990, the Connexions Gallery is an art gallery that displays fine art, antiques, sculptures, handcrafted jewelry, and decorative pottery. The gallery has a gift shop that sells handmade artwork from local and regional artists.
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Since 1926, Fisher Field has been home to the Lafayette football program and Lafayette Leopards Varsity football team. With local sports being a large part of the city's culture, both locals and visitors alike are regulars at the stadium.
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The Crayola Experience offers an all-ages exploration focused on color, with 21 attractions including creating and cutting a puzzle, customizing your own crayon label, art activities, a water table and a crayon making demonstration.
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The Crayola Factory offers a fun way for young kids to play, color, and learn about crayons. The Crayola experience offers activities such as: sailing a Crayola boat in the waterworks room, doodling in the dark, and a demonstration on how crayons are made.
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Hosting markets on both the weekdays and weekend, Easton Farmers Market has stalls of fresh produce and local goods provided by regional bakeries, farms, and artists. The market often has live entertainment from local musicians.
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Dedicated to the towpath canals used as transport routes before the dawn of the railroad, the National Canal Museum features interactive exhibits focused on the life of the area's canallers.
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The Quadrant Book Mart is a used book store and cafe, featuring over 50 000 rare and used books in a wide range of genres. The cafe serves beverages and a breakfast and lunch menu.